When You Rush, You Make Mistakes Back in 1985, a group of ambitious lawmakers set out to reform the federal income tax code. House Ways & Means Chair Dan Rostenkowski introduced the legislation. (This was before he became inmate #25338-016 at the Oxford Federal...
Tax Code Special Rules Help IRS Get Leprechaun’s Treasure St. Patrick’s Day is here, and every “Irish for a day” tippler in your social circle will take advantage of this convenient excuse to haul grandma out of the house for a little...
Diane Gardner is guest starred on Intentional Inspirational Podcast with show host Jason Wright. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN In this episode, I talk about the ultimate goal that I am working towards and get you to clearly think about yours as well. I also have...
Can This Company Bar Tab Qualify As A Deductible Business Expense? The three-martini lunch has a long and mostly honorable history as a deductible business expense. As former President Gerald Ford once said, “Where else can you get an earful, a bellyful, and...
An Income Tax on “Potential Earnings” We Americans have fought with our internal revenue code since 1913. But slicing and dicing income, deductions, and a dizzying array of business and personal credits is hardly the only way that Uncle Sam could raise the...
